Network Norfolk : Churches Together in Norfolk and Waveney

After 1000 days of war the WCC says that “We yearn for peace in Ukraine, in Russia and throughout the region.”

Norfolk church leaders sign declaration of unity

Senior church leaders from across Norfolk and Waveney publicly signed a Declaration of Commitment for Christian Unity, pledging to work together towards their shared mission, during an Evensong service at Norwich Anglican Cathedral yesterday

WCC focuses on the Council of Nicaea

The year 2025 marks the 1700th anniversary of the world’s first ecumenical council, the Council of Nicaea of 325 CE, a key moment in the history of the Christian faith and for the ecumenical journey today.

CTBI Autumn Magazine available

The Autumn magazine from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland now available

Lutherans and Orthodox meet to prepare next dialogue session

In the wake of their recent landmark agreement on the Nicene creed, Lutherans and Orthodox meet in Boston to prepare for a new round of ecumenical dialogue

Thy Kingdom Come 2025

Webinars and resources in preparation for next year’s 10th Anniversary of Thy Kingdom Come

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity

Dr Ian Watson, Norfolk County Ecumenical Officer, reflects on the legacy of Fr Paul Wattson, who started the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity

The Love my Neighbour campaign

The Love my Neighbour Campaign - shutting the door on loneliness

Declaration to Christian unity commitment

A final reminder to come along and support the church leaders in signing their new declaration of commitment for Christian unity on November 24.

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025 - Do you believe this?

Deepening connection on the 1700th anniversary of the council of Nicaea is at the heart of resources for 18-25 January 2025

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